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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1927 "Easy-to-Find"' RADIO PROGRAMS sudject of ihe poser hour at cach week to x waa. The Cour bia hour at 9 o'clock will be built The lath popular will fill the two hotirs from 9 to 11 pm. 5.T.), tonight over the Columbia B: ug System's network. rds, from whose operas so many of the sta i operatic favorites shave come, is the Rotster Radio Famous Com- 9 pa, + which devotes itseli composer. and S | room." One in Lay Language" cries of talks to di broadcast from WOC ting this evening from 9.30 to 10 o'clock, ral Standard Time), by Mr, A. G. Bush, WO! nent attorney: of Da ks of the series will be devoted to the (E.S.T. lio concert. A wn as the 'Mauve decade; jus: sy the twming point of the okl century. | 7.30 R. In this Pour, there will and ens of "In the Good Ol "Sweet Adeline," Tnstrumental arrange- mer Time," foll Hitte Annie Rooney, WSB ( a Bird in a and "My Gal's a High rn Yr the Kolster hour, there will be an op yortunily for Re pinar Jobo Ie Boon Mob" from Ri some of the t nui ind from Aida; the fami > WADC, KOIL, KMOX, WOWO, ussion of contracts, wi up, executed, and so forth. Mr. xplain in simple non-legal language the semi-monthly ( 'niversity will be Sau tonight over WGY at 7.30 p.m, ih he agricultural SAE Other features wili the Aeolian program, Troubadours from v York, news from "Time" weekly services of the United Syna by will be quartet numbers Gilded Cage," ters String Quartet. ma e CNRO, WHAZ, iliar "Home to Our WBAP, WALD, WKRC, ' is the title of a| 645 Red Network-- 7.00 KTNT Th ht" how Hey should be MA (Bye Bush program of Syracuse lesson. very presents and a WGY Record program. 10.00 WLW (428)--Cinci. ue of ional «! Urooklin, N Samuel M Yor the second time, the listeners of the National Boadcasting 'Company's Red Network will be entertained by * i ing Yan aud Sch arinony duo, beginning at 7.30 o'clock, (E.3. | 11.30 Ww 5 ipls. T.). 'The harmony duo will be assisted by AND (2s) Ml; the "Touring Man" and "The Soconians," versatile group of instrumental artists, The "Touring Man,' fore the microphone is another feature of eacl: of these weekly broadcasts, any productions, tingland "parts." Winthrop Ames' will be Broadcasting - Company EAF this evening at 7 o'clock (E.S.T.). The speaker will be Rabbi Israel Goldfar: «of the Gongreg ation Baith Israel Anshei Eme. His subject will be "Arm istice Day nly Universal Peace." Vocal sc- lcctions will be sung by Rev. Samuel Kantor. Cohen with a review of Jewish current events, enck, 12 always specializing in Nev 12.4 Last year, he appeared i production "White /i und at present he is with Paul Green's "Tha Field God." This program will be broadcast by WEAF, tr the thr foug + music, closes the periid he Soconians" 'fea- nationally known whose appearance be- WTM recital, has appeared i: WOO (508)-- Phila, 12.05 WLW (428)--Cinei. 12.15 WEAF THE BEST IN RADIOS THE MARCONI SHOP Cor, King & Celina, Phone 2604 12.30 WABC (326)--N C! NRA (322)- KTHS (385)- KVOO (349) WAMD' (225)- eco (405)--M 9.00 Red Network--Ipana h_ Orchestra and 10.00 KOIL (278) Council 9.30 WWJ G75) Det roit, -Mpls. TONIGHT'S BEST FEATURES 4 KVOO (349)--Tulsa. Orgaii and Glee C115 ed Network an and Soconian: 8.00 Blue Network- The Champion Sparkers, y the Foresters. )--Atlanta. Fam feature Qroz Troubadours; Silent tonight after gy pr. WA Mountains" _f "Il Trovatore"; and selec tons dom La raviata. "oe -- N WERE 4 2 oadeact from s and pitfalls that await those unfamiliar 00 WEAF with legal practice. In short, these talks will WCAE, EEL give the "average' nan pointers on conduct- » WOC (375)-- Davenport. ing his business and private affairs. 8.30 Red Network--*Cheerie," tm-- WGY, C. 9.00 W DAF (370)--Kansas City. Morning Bibl: artet, Juffs. AG, "Worcester : : = New York; WEEI, Boston; WTIC, Hartford; Radio Tid-Bits Nei ork;, WEL, Boston artior Opera and songs of the Mauve de- | WCSH, Portland; WGR, Buffalo. One of the places in actual life where some [+ of the most poignant drams take place is in courtrooms--and keeping this fact in mint, Malcolm Boggs, director of the Players Guild, has built up several novelty Programs, nn ie the general title of "Bits of Life in a Court- these "Bits" wul be piesen.ed tonight over WAAM, Newark. Schenck, th: Goods West Sis: : CNCF, CNRC, WC an "W ENC; WE FI, WGBS, WHAR, RUT WIAX. Wor. AWWRC, MAK, | Regular Morning Fregrams (The following moming programs are broad. cast regularly every week day.) SETTING-UPS "Tower WEAF, WCAE, WGR R (422)--Newark. Wellville Bym, {56)~Muscating, la. Health" from , "WEEI, "Daily dua (448)--Chicago. Y.M.C.A, exer- 7.30 KSO (227)--Clarinda, la. 8. 492)---N.Y. "Roaring Lions": "The Boss." Happy hour. from WEAF, HOUSEWIFE FEATURES 9.00 am.--WHO (535)--Des Moines. Victor "Tonight's Dinner." Women's Hour. WAIU (283)--Columbus, w ype, (333)--Spr ingfield. WAC (353)--Doston," Women's hour, 10.45 WIM] (294)--Milwaukee, Studio frolic. 11.00 WADC (297)--Akron, O, WEAF (492)-N. Y. WCFL (484)--C! hicago. Municipal program (366)--Chicago. ""Newspaper-man, WGN (306)--Chicago, Home management Resiod, HT (416)--Chicago. WSB (476)--Atlanta, Homemakers' hour, Vocal; 10.10 WLS (345)--Chicago, Home question box. 10.30 CKCL (357)--Toronto. Shopping news; Scripture music. Organ, "The Music. talks. Women's hour. Musical program, WHO (535)--Des Moines. 12 Noon WBCN (288)--Chicago. Home service, WEBH (366)--Chicago, (294)--Milwaukee, 30 a.m, KMA (395)--Shenandoah. -Ruby Trio 5 KFAB (309)--Lincoln, Neb. Betty Lane. WSM (341)--Nashville, Farm question box NOONDAY CONCERTS 12, WAIU (283)--Columbus, Na S (345)--Chicago. R.F.D. Dinnerbell. Organ, Women's hour. Request crgan 0. Musical. Luncheon music, Noon-day musicale, -Moncton, KOIL (278)--Council B'ufts.. Hot Springs. Tulsa, N.Y. Rolfe's orchestra. .Y. Luncheon music, WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Orchestra con's 1.00 Lo m.--CFCA (357)--Calgary. News; wea Music. N Concert, Noon program, Studio program, -St. 0. (484)--Chicag WDAF (370)--Kansas City. Paul. Farm hour, Organ, Around town, Walch or he announcevient a ATT A ! : | N\oraaelicious\y Vio Ta He: VY +4 If you are considering an Electric Range any time between Free Cooking Demonstration Week of Nov, 8th. Expert Cook in Attendance now and Christmas * WHY NOT GET YOURS FREE? NOT A GUESSING CONTEST CALL IN FOR PARTICULARS Open Evenings A -- -- ---- 10.00 Red Network--Smith FroUkeh, Toads and AF Hi: * WGY (38))_-Sehencrtady. )--N. ¥ ! | 10.30 Wil (525)--Chicago. WGR (303)--Buffalo. Concert ensemble. WHT (416)--Chicago. Organ, Al Carney WwIID 300) Clleago, Petite ensemble. Wiz (459) N.Y uncheon music; als WRC. WMCA (370)--N.Y. String ensemble. sk (476)--Atlanta, Music, WTMJ (294)--Milwaukee. Luncheon mus. WGHP (319)--Detroit. Tuller Trio. WHO (535)--Des Moines, The Embassa- i! 1.30 WFAA + (500)--Dallas. Address; music. WGBS (319)--N. Y. Scripture; musicale. 1.40 WGN (306)--Chicago. Drake ensemble. "wn Thursday's I"rograms AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 1.00 KYW (526)--Chicago. Popular con't 2.00 Wa HP (319)--Detroit, Music, WOR (422)--Newark. Vocal; piano, WSB (476)--Atlanta. Farm service; musi KOA (326)--Denver. Organ. KMM]J (230)--Clay Center, Neb. Musicale (448)--Boston. Musicale. Ww *(303)--Buffalo. Radio Trades con't Ww \AQ (448)--Chicago. Musical pot pourri. 3.00 WAL (283)--Columbus, O. Music. WENR (288)--Chicago. Popular requests WFI (405)--Phila. Musicale. WGBS (349)--N. Y. Address; music. WHAM (278)--Rochester, Studio program WIP (508)--Phila. Artist recital, WMCA (370) Service program, WRNY (309)- Y. The Troubadors, 3.10 WHN (395) loew's Theatre, 3. on = 4 Y, 30 CKCL (357)--Torontu. Radio Movie Club KOIL (278)--Council Bluffs, Tell-the world. WGN (306)--Chicago. Artist recital. WIBO (416)--Chicago. Organ. WTM]J (294)--Milwaukee, Buddies hour. 1.00 KFAB (309)--Lincoln, Neb. Orchestra concert, WEAF (492)--N. Y. Afternoon concert. WEBH (366)---Chicago. Afternoon music. WLW (428)--Cinci. Piano selections. WNAC (461)--Boston. Tea dance, 4.15 WHO (535)--Des Moines. WHO Orch. 4.30 CNRS (330)--Saskatoon. Special music. WDAF (370)--Kansas City, String trio, WJZ (454)---N. Y. Afternoon program, 5.00 WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St, Paul. Reader: "lub. ub. WCFL (484) Chicago. Rest hour, 5.30 KOA (326)--Denver, Matinee for house wives. p BEDTIME STORIES 5.30 WCAE (517)--Pitts. Happy Hour, 6.00 WEBH (366)--Chicago. Dream Davis WGBS (349)--N, Y. Daddy Uncle Gee Bee. 6.15 wv MAD (448)--Chicago, Topsy Turve: 6.45 W E El (448)--~Boston, Big Brother, 7.00 KYW (526)--Chicago. Uncle Bob, pila. Uncle Wip, 7 Chicago. Uncle Quin, 7.30 WFAA (500)--Dallas. Story hour, 7.45 WGHP (319)--Detroit, Evening chat. 8.0) KGO (384)--Oakland. "Friend to Boys." WSM (341)--Nashville, Bedtime story. WHILE YOU DINE 5.00 KDKA (316)--Pitts. Dinner concert. 6,00 WEAF (492)-N, Y. Waldorf Astoria WEEI, WRC, WIP (508)--Phila. Dinner music. WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Orchestra. WW] (375)--Detroit. Dinner concert. 6.30 WBAL (285)--Baltimore, Dinner music. WFI (405)-Phila. Adelphia Hotel. WGR (303)--Buffalo. Dinner music, WTIC (535)--Hartford. Dinner music, 6.45 WHAM (278)--Rochester. Dinner music. WOC (375) Davenport. Chimes concert. 7.00 WBAP (500)- Worth, Minstrels WCCO (405)--M St. Paul, Dinner con' WENR (283)--Chic Tip Top orchestra WLW (428)--Cinci. Zoo dance music. w MAD, (448)--Chicago. Jack Chapman's 2730 - Auantic City. Hotel Morton (263)--Norfolk. Ben Bernie, VWNC (297)--Asheville, N.C. Vanderbilt 715 W bubs (225)--Mpls, Orchestra, 7.30 KOIL, (278)--Council Bluffs, la. POPULAR PROGRAMS 7.00 CKCL (357)-Toronto, Musical program KMA (395)--Shenandoah. Concert, KVOO (349)--~Tulsa, Okla. Instrumental WIR (265)--N Feature program. (469)--Wash, Kitt hour of musie. 7.10 wey (353)-- Detroit, Muse 7.30 Red Network -- Comfort Hour, from WEar WCSH, WEEI, WJAR, W1AG CNRW (405)--Winnipeg. Musicale, WLW (428)--Cinci, Mandolin Quartet, 7.45 --~WIBT (389)--Chicago. 'Modern Com posers." 8,00 Blue Network--Radiotrons, from WJZ KDKA, Wien YhZA, WEBH, WEAL aR, WHA CFCA (357) Ne: Musicale, F (270) Shenandoah, Songs. KSO (227)--Clarinda. Program, KSAC (333)--Kansas State College. "Col lege of the Air." WEEI (448) Boston. Tower adventurers WGHP (319)--Detroit. Organ, WNYC (526)--N. Y. Vocal WNAC (461)--Boston. Hawaiians. WCC a avenport, Studio program WRNY (309)--N. Y. Concert, WSEA (263)--Norfolk. Studio. WTAM (400)--Cleveland. WTAM Mas- queraders. WTIC (535)--Hartford. Blue Boys. WAC (294)--Milwaukee, Popular music. /RVA (254)--Richmond, Music, /OR {22 Newark, Moya y S 1 ron: Organ. Familiar =x x 25% Fess 2s 2, e g EL = | - Jria hi EY Clearwater, Fla. Novelty WALA" (t)--Chicago. Chicago Theatre. WSEA (263) Norfolk. WSM (341)--Nashville. Sparituals, Gold -, en Echo Quartet. 1.15 WRHM (261)--Mpls. Popular revue. 11.30 WGY (380)--Schenectady. Organ. WSAL (361)--Cinci. Wren ad Mis- souri Kenney. WSM (341)--Nashville. Pipe organ. 1.45 WSB. (476)--Atlanta, Organ, Dr. Chas. Idon. 12 mid, x50 (384)--Oakland. Musicale. X (337)-- Holl voed, Chinese theatre. WAMD (224) "Vaudeville of the Air. WMCA (370)--N. Y. Broadway night WRVA (254)--Richmond. "Carry m: back to old Virginia." "t. Worth. Organ. CLASSICAL yw ONCERT, 7.00 WBBR (265)--N. Studio program WEAF (492)-N. Y. Mid-week Sing. : 7.30 KDKA (316)--E. Sketch by R. Kountz, WBAL (285) Baltimore. Hym 1 Pitts. Concert orch. WHK (265)-Cleveland. 1LBS.A. En semble. : 8.00 Red Network--Half hour with famous composers, from WEAF, WFI, WHO, WSAI, WOW, KSD. wast (270)--Atlanta. Mus WIP Sump hila. Lord Calvert hour. 8.30 WGBS (39)--N. Y. Concert program. WLS A) cane. Supertone hour. 9.00 Blue Neiwork--Maxwell House hour, from JZ 2, WBZA, KDKA, KYW, WBAL, WIR WLW, WHAM, WHO, WOW," WDAF, KVOO, WHAS, WSM' WMC, WBT, WTMJ, WBAP, WSH, PRC. K WCRBD (345)--Zion, 1. Mixed quartet. NEAR (288)--Chicago. Classical. THS (385)--Hot Springs. Pianist. Blue Network--Balkite = Hour, "Chicag Civic Opera," from WJZ, KDKA, KYW, Conservatory «f Se 3 KSD, WBAL, WBZ, WBZA, "WCCO WDAF, WHAM, w HO, WIR, WLW WOC, Wow wi an "Miami Beach. Concert. 1, Su aukee. Hour of class' 10.30 hii] Bir ~Feature, from WEA} WCAE, W DATs ar Hl, WGR WE 0, WOC, w RC, I. 11.00 KF1 (469) Los YRC PA classical KNX (337)--Hollywood. Calmon Lubo viski, violinist, KPO (422)--San Francisco. Caswell hour 12 mid. Pacific Chain--Feature hour, fron KFI, KFOA, KGO, KGW, KHJ, KHQ KOMO, KPO. 1.00 a.m.--KFI (469)--Los Angeles. Moder classics. FEATULL Tan 7.00 WCFL (484)--Chicago. Labor talks. WEAO (283)--Columbus. ers banquet. WSAI (326)--Cincinnati. ness hureau, Federation « Master Farm io a letter busi NaN oN 30 WKBW (326)---Buff. Religious services. .35 WBBR (265)--N. Y. 'Lecture. 00 WGBS (349)--N. Y. "Footlight an Lamplight. WRVA (254)--Richmond. WSUI (422)--Towa City. Literature, 8.05 WTAG (517)--Worcester. Travel talk. 8.10 WMAQ (448)--Chicago. U. oi Chicag lecture, 8.15 WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St. Paul. sense in Religion." 9.00 WIP (508)--Phila. Radio forum, ANCE TO THESE 9.00 p.m. Red Network--Cliguot ~ Cluk "Eski mos, from WEAF, WEEIL, WCAE WCSH, WDAF, WGN, WGY, WGR WFI, WJAR, W TAG, 'WWJ, WRC. KMM]J (230)--~Clay Center, Old Trust Orchestra, 9.15 WWIC (297)--Asheville. 9.30 WBZ (333)--Springfield, Mass. Dance, WGHP (319)--Detroit. Orchestra. 10.00 KTHS (385)--Hot Springs. dance frolic. Wane (297)--Akron, O. Orchestra, Safety talk. Appreciation' "Commo: Orchestra, A) A (366)--~Clearwater, Fla. Dance, WJAX (337)--Jacksonville, Dance. W y Brown, / (508)--Omaha. T N WSEA (263) folk. Dance. WTIC (535)--Hartford. Club Worthy, 10.30 WCAU (261) Phila. Parodians. WGBS (319)-N. Y. Dance, WRC (469)---Wash. Le Paradis Band. 11.00 Red Network Jennsen's Orch Hofbrau estra, from WEAF, WGY, CFCA (357)-- Toronto, Versatile Cana Dance orch. Dance, (246) Jersey City, (265)--Cleveland. (454)-N.Y, Hotel Manager. WMCA (370)---N. Y. Ernie . Sellen, WNAC (461) --Boston, Da WOR (422) Newark. API: also fron WMAF / 3)-- Atlantic City. Charley Fry. WT (400)--Cleveland. Dance, 11.05 WIP (508) Phila. Nat Lanin, 11.30 Red Network--Frank Farrell from WEAF, CNRC (435)Calgary, KOIL (278) Council Bluffs, Orchestra, WTMJ (294)--Milwaukee. Eagles Frolic 12 mid. WRHM (261)--Mpls. Scandinaviar dance program, '2.30 WMAQ (448)--Chicago. 12.45 WDAF (370) Orchestra CNRC Orchestra. Stevehs Hotel. Kansas City, Nighthawk frolic. . L00 am, KPO (422)--San Francisco. Palace Hotel, CNRV (291)--Vancouver. Popular dance 2,00 KNX (337)--Hollywood. Dance. (Copyright, 1927) FORBIDS GAROL'S NAME IN PAPERS Rumanian Gov't to Censor All Newspapers--Premier Plans Dictatorship Service to The 'Cable Times by Canadian Press) Bucharest, Nov. 8.--Beginning to- night and fasting until the Carolist lurry is over, censorship will be re- iewed for all Rumanian newspapers, The Government notified editors today | they will not be allowed to mention the 1ame of Prince Carol, but 'whether this :pplies 'to foreign despatches is not vet known, Independent newspaper says this afternoon it Adeveru understands " Wey, whi, WTAM ' E, WSAL, W( iN, WOC /'CCO, RSD, WDAF, WHO, WOW, HAS, WMC, WSM, WSB, KVOO. 'FA FIL A (366) --Clearwater, Post Music Co TAX an Juckonville. Recital. WMCA (370)--N. ¥, Concert WNAC A Gy. Metro'n Theatre WTAG (517)--Worcester., String En semble. WTIC' (535)~-Hartford. Capitol Theatre. WTMJ S230) Milwaukee, Vocal. 9.00 KLDS, (283)--Independence, Mo. Concert KO! i (278) Council Bluffs. Concert, IEE = oh 2s ee SITES (256) Muscatine, la.* Old time "GiJersey City. Concert. wane (297)--Akron, O," Studio enter- tainers. WBAP (500)--Ft, Worth. phone Octet. WBBM (349)--Chicago. Vocal. WCAU (337)--Phila. Entertainers, WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St, Paul. Sunshine ogram, We "FL (484)--Chicago, WGHP (319)--Detroit. WJJID (366)--Chicago. Mooseheart hour, WOI (265)--Ames, la. Musicale. YOR: (280) Batavia, lll. Music, WSAI (361)--Cinci. Accordion solos. 212 KMMYJ' (229)--Clay Center, Neb, Studio, 30 KFAU (285)--Boise, Idaho. Musicale. WHB (337)--Kansas City, Popular, WMAQ (348)--Chicago. peacock program. WTMJ (294)--Milwaukee. To be an- nounced. Davis Saxo- Popular music, Studio. program. ark, from W WCAE wech, wipAk \WEBH, WEEI, WGI WOC, WRC, WSAI, WTAG, WWJ, KMA' (395)-- Shenandoah. - Mandolin 'mus. icians. Studio, . Loew's vaudeville, WHT a SA Your hour. WLW (428)-~Cinci. _ Crosley Cossacks. WNYC (526)--N. ¥. Musical program. WSB (476)--Atlanta. Utah program. --Nashville, Vocal. WSEA (263)--Norfolk. Studio. 10.20 WPG (273)--Atlantic City. "Old Timers." Feature. M (389)--Chicago. Studio program. WHN' (395 TMJ (294)---Milwaukee. Organ classics. 11.00 hak: (250)--Colymbia. Popular music, KGO (385)--0Oakland. The Pilgrims, iu (500) Ft, Worth, Musical, Attacked by Sciatica and Bad Backache . Chas, Edwards F ound Relief In Dodd's Kidney Pills "I had a severe attack of sciatica in the fall of last year," writes Mr. Chas, Edwards, 1524, 13th Avenue West, Calgary, I also had pains in my back and tried several remedies but got very little relief from any of them. I remembered we had a Dodd's Almanac in the house * which I got and read the many testimonials of those who had got ' relief from Rheumatism, Lum- ain pe * Dodd" il Dodd mals a start 'at 'once and "soon fel ey were doing me Ry 1 took three 'boxes -- Premier Bratiapo is preparing to es- tablish the dictatorship throughout Rumania similar to 'that of general primie. de rivera in 'Spain. prime ministef's order the project has ' been elaborated which will place Ru- mania under an exceptional regime in which draconian punishment will be applied to offenders," it says. "All es- sential public liberties which until the present existed at last on paper will be abolished by this project which will restrain liberty of action of all citizens A in intolerable fashion. The project has been submitted to the national assem- bly." LARGE TRAIN DERAILED Owing to a broken wheel ten cars of a 72 car -rain on the Gananoque subdivision of the C.N.R., were 'de- railed near Marysville at 6.30 Sun- | day morning. Four of 'the cars con- tained live stock. The east bound afternoon and the west bound an track was cleared at 4 o'clock this hour later. The derailment affected the east and west bound internation- al Limited, which were detoured here to Brighton with only ten min- utes loss of time. START REBUN DING | Department 'aged to the extent of three-quarter lice was conducted 1 Provinejal today to 1 STRICKEN AREAS (Continued from Page 9) fCommissioner, and named commit- tees to carry on the work of resior- ing conditions to normal shortage. Newport. Vt., where a famine was feared, reported that there were no fatalities and that outside communication had been es- tablished, by which a food supmy was assured Relief Work Fund There was talk of a special ses- sicn of the Vermont Legislature to take relief measures, but no astion was taken. The Vermont Capital re- ~eived a supply of cash for its | banks, and Governor Weeks was of- | "ered a fund of $10,000 for relief work by James L Colgate of Old Jennington, Vt. The army air headquarters, es- 'ablished at Concord N.H, was or- 1ered transferred to Burlington. Vt., in order to be in closer touch | with the region most seriously affect | 2d, and preparations were immedi- {ately made to move all the aerial activities to that point An army pon toon bridge was on its way froia ror du Pont, Del., tc Burlington for use {in restoring communications between Burlington and Winooski, so that re lief may be carried aiong the Win- ooski River Valley, where the fiova | claimed 86 lives. As a measure cof relief by which the railroads, their lines disruptea hy washouts and wrecked by brid- | 7es might render aid more quickly the Intérstate Commerce Comm's- sion in Washington issued an order relieving the carriers of the routing restrictions applying to their opera- | tiens and permitting them to use | any routes available Rebuilding Homes President Coolidge, guided by his 'tnowledge of his home State, was redited with being of the opinion that no measures for future flood 'ontrol could be taken, but, unde- erred by any fears of the future, work was started in the wrecked owns to rebuild homes on the sites which were swept by the high wa- er. A travelling radic station, forging head along the White River, found nen working everywhere to dig a- way mud and refuse, The only need! xpressed was of more men to do the same work 'The situation was | he same in Randolph, Vt., from which few reports had been receiv- «2d since last Thursday. Fear of cold weather, anu (ne ossibilities of disease, spurred on the workers in the towns and the relief agencies Generally, little ac- tual suffering was reported, howev- er, as those whe lost their posses. sions were being cared for by others less unfortupate. 7.0 Being Aided Altogetfer it was estimated to- lay that upward of 7,600 persons vere being given aid in the flood re {ions cf Massachusetts. Hundreds f others are receiving aid from o:h ar organizations, municipalities anu orivate sources In Western Massachusetts the work of clearing up the debris was ushed ahead. State officials esti- nated that it would take a quarter of a million dollars to repair high- ways alone. Boston itself faced of feeling the effects of the flood 'or a long time with a prediction hat the local milk supply, largely obtainable from Vermont, would not be norma: for six months Danger Is Past (Canadian Press Despatch) Montreal, Nov. 8.--With all fur- ther danger from floods in the East arn Townships of Quebec past, ine citizens today turned themselves to the 'werk of rehabilitation ® Wiih- out exception the affected munici- Jalities were capable of conducting 'hefr now relief measures, The Provincial Government Roads energetically attacked the task of repairing hichways dam- the prospect » a millien dollars. Reilwavs rush- ed work on the wrecked sections of their lines, and almost normal sery- throughout the Province today, though in many ca- ses over temporary trestles and shored up roadbeds Owing to the large number of sur rounding muni2ipalities whose wa. ter supply has been affected by the disturbance caused in rivers, wells and sporinzs by the flcods, Dr. BE. M A Savord. 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